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We are proud to share that U.S. Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy (FL-07) visited ORS' Lake Mary, Florida office on March 29, 2018.
National Security is a top priority for Congresswoman Murphy who serves on the powerful House Committee on Armed Services and is a former national security specialist at the U.S. Department of Defense. In this connection, we were very pleased to ...

With an ever increasing level of threat to air travel, the need for new, smarter methods to address security is evident. One Resonance Sensors is making great progress towards introducing innovative solutions to meet high aviation security demands - committing to the goal of saving lives.
ORS solutions for detecting bottled liquid explosives and Improvised Explosive Devices concealed in personal electronics have been showcased at a number of airports. Installation of the ECAC-endorsed MobiLab BLS has commenced in Europe. The company recently complet...

ORS’ Bottled Liquid Scanner- the MobiLab® BLS- was under live trial at LAX, Los Angeles International Airport during January 8th to 12th, 2018. The operational evaluation of the state of the art screening modality was performed by the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Innovation Task Force (ITF).
The MobiLab® BLS provides an automated screening solution for rapid detection of concealed explosive materials. Endorsed by the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC), this easy-to-maintain scanner works with all glass, plastic, ceramic and even paper-wrapped containers of any shape.
The ORS team is excited about the pr...

Globally, commercial airlines are projected to generate $754 billion in revenue this year, a 6.3% increase over 2016. That figure is expected to climb another 9.4% to $824 billion in 2018.
The aviation industry directly creates nearly 10 million jobs worldwide, while another "11.2 million indirect jobs are created via purchases of goods and services from companies in the air transport supply chain."

Revised November 28, 2017
Airports are much more than just departure and return points for business trips. They are where we welcome home our sports teams after a championship win. They're where we meet and greet friends and family members we haven't seen in weeks—or months, or even years—when they visit. The inside of an airport often creates our first impression of a city or country we've never been to before.
Tragically, though, they also have been targeted by terrorists seeking to cause ...